WE EMPOWER WOMEN
Our mission is to empower women in the exhibition industry whilst helping to nurture the next generation of female leaders.
About us
We want to encourage women to be highly focused, motivated and ready to help themselves maximise their own potential.
Women in Exhibitions Network welcomes as members professionals representing exhibition organisers, venues and suppliers in the event industry whose business is related to the organisation and facilitation of exhibitions or trade fairs.
Women in Exhibitions Network has been set up to fulfil the mission of empowering women in the industry whilst helping to nurture the next generation of female leaders.
This community is the result of a joint effort of inspirational female leaders from our industry who are our founding members and ambassadors.
Upcoming Events
We look forward to welcome you to our next event!
Latest news
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INTERNATIONAL CHAPTER
UK CHAPTER
Diversity and Inclusion Award goes to: Women in Exhibitions UK Chapter
Women in Exhibitions UK Chapter are the winners of the Diversity and Inclussion Award at the prestigious Exhibition News Awards. To be nominated is already an honour, to win is […]
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INTERNATIONAL CHAPTER
UK CHAPTER
Women in Exhibitions are present at International Confex, Londen
Women in Exhibitions UK Chapter was present at International Confex in Londen last March. We are very excited to have returned to International Confex this year, the place where it all started […]
INTERNATIONAL CHAPTER
UK CHAPTER
Women in Exhibition’s speak at 88th UFI Global Congress
Women in Exhibition’s founder Oana Cipca, is invited as a speaker at the 88th UFI Global Congress in Rotterdam in Mary Larkin Special Interest Group Female Leadership and Diversity.
NORTH AMERICA CHAPTER
WIEN North America Member Spotlight with Laura Purdy, CEM, CMM
Many men and women have inspired and taught me a lot about the exhibition industry, but the largest influencer is my mom, Denyse Selesnick. Mom started out as a trade magazine publisher, and, as she tells it, started her own exhibition because, “if my competitor could do it, how hard could it be?”